He repeated it several times, and then he stopped after about a dozen flat curtains were placed in the yard.

This method is the papermaking technology he obtained. It is an older one and relies entirely on manpower to drive it. However, water power is now available. As long as the process can be mastered, water power can be used to replace part of the manpower.

"Master, what are you doing?" Karis was confused.

"You'll find out tomorrow!"

Lin En couldn't guarantee whether the papers he made could be used normally, so he had better give it a try first.

Although Karis is curious, there is nothing he can do if the master doesn't tell him.

The next day, early in the morning, Lin En hurried down from the second floor. He wanted to see how the paper was made.

The servants heard the movement and followed.

After one night, the humidity of the paper has been greatly reduced. If you want it to be completely dry, you still need to dry it for a day, but Linn is unwilling to wait any longer and peels the paper off the flat curtain.

He looked at the paper carefully. Due to his lack of experience, the entire paper was not very even. Some areas were thicker and some were thinner. With a slight touch, the thin areas were damaged.

Linn spread the paper on the table, took a pen, and started writing on it.
Chapter completed!